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Rangers, The x-rays came back. I have been medically dropped, HOWEVER, I am allowed to come back in 6 months. I have the hairline fracture and torn ligaments as well as tendonitis in my left leg. If I was a 92 series or an MOS the Regiment really needs, it would've been a different situation. But I'...

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The good thing is, my profile only says I can't run/ruck/jump, so in my downtime I can still swim or ride a bike machine in the Ranger gym while I heal up to stay on top of cardio and I can still do pushups and situps, so I'm trying to look at this the best way possible. I was crushed when I was tol...

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Rangers, I was medically dropped from 01-09, pending my x-ray results. I have a hairline fracture in my right foot. I thought I would be okay not saying anything to the cadre, but it caught up to me after Tuesday PT. I talked to the ROC CO and he is letting me recycle into the class that begins in J...

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poopscoop wrote:So, to be perfectly clear before I pack them away, I do not need any part of my class A/B uniforms. Correct?

Much thanks for the help, paratrooper.

Nope, you don't need them.

The packing list is at the top of the About RIP section. That's all you need.

DRM

This is a follow-up to the question about family contact...

My class is not allowed to use cell phones until we are released on the weekends instead of every night like I originally posted.

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RRDTm3 wrote:I smell a med drop, a VW then a worldwide coming

Ranger RRDTm3,

Fuck that.

-DRM

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Rangers,

I went over with my class this morning. I'm one of 93 to begin with 01-09. I'm not going to quit now.

Driving on,
-DRM

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:( Rangers, Today was catostrophic. For PT, we were doing sprints up and down Cardiac Hill. On the way back, we did buddy carries up that hill that leads to the PT field. I stepped in a pot hole and my foot got caught. I felt a really sharp pain and dropped my Ranger buddy. I just talked to one of t...

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First off I have never owned or seen a ruck in person. That being said I do a fair amount of backpacking and was woundering how different rucking is. With my pack on semi-rough terrain I can cover 12-15 miles a day with out any major problem for a week straight for sure. I think my pack weighs a li...

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kinetik wrote:
are u saying i shouldnt help someone even if their question is 3 months old
The Holmchicken wrote:
maybe u shld reed whut u post right b4 u post it. u wil sea how fckin retrded u sound.

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poopscoop wrote:During RIP, how will contact with my family go, IE little or none, letters, weekends phone calls?

You can have your cell phone and are allowed to use it outside the barracks at night. The address for RIP is posted on the CQ board in the holdover barracks.

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Jim wrote:DRM,
SITREP, over?

Ranger Jim,

We're going over to the RIP barracks after class 12-08 graduates next Friday. My class, 01-09, begins the following Monday.

-DRM

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1) The weekend after Airborne, yes. Any other weekend, there is an accountability formation in the morning and at night every day.

2) Yes. And if you get it during Airborne, you get to drive to RIP.

-DRM

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Rangers,

I found this video and thought it was pretty funny. I searched the site and didn't see it posted.

DRM

We have a 37-year old SPC in RIP Pending with me. He's a stud. We have some 18 yo's breaking down just as much as the old guys. Your age shouldn't mean anything, just give it 110%. I was 220lbs at one point in my life and now I'm just over 150. You can do anything you set your mind to. Driving On, ...

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